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Define Assonance
Define Antagonist
The Things Your English Teacher Wants You To Know
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Define Antagonist
a poem that recounts a story
the original model from which something as developed or made
the character pitted against the protagonist
the point of greatest tension of emotional intensity
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Define Assonance
repetition of identical or similar vowel sounds
long, formal narrative poem recounting adventures
the thorough and nuanced analysis of a literary work
repetition of a final consonant sound or sounds
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a confrontation or struggle between opposing characters
Comedy
Conflict
Antihero
Climax
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the thorough and nuanced analysis of a literary text
Close reading
Diction
Denotation
Blank verse
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a short, fictional prose or verse tale with a specific moral
Diction
Fable
Blank Verse
Allegory
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the point of greatest tension or emotional intensity in a plot
Epilogue
Epic
Allusion
Climax
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Define Blank verse
a poem that recounts a story
a speakers or author's word choice
any unrhymed verse but usually referring to unrhymed poetry
confrontation or struggle between opposing characters
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Define Allegory
the character little against the protagonist
a poem that recounts a story
abstract idea through more concrete means
the concluding section of a work
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Define Archetype
a group of islands
the general feeling created in the reader by a work
the original model from which something is developed
a figure in literary work
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long,formal narrative poem,that recounts the adventures of a hero of almost mythic proportions.
Epic
Assonance
Fable
Allegory
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the common and associated meaning of a word
Chorus
Consonance
Connotation
Couplet
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a speaker or author’s word choice
Close Reading
Diction
Character
Epilogue
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Define Anecdote
any unrhymed verse but usually referring to unrhymed poetry
a speaker or author's word choice
a brief account of some interesting or entertaining incident
the common and associated mean of a word
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broadly defined, any amusing and entertaining work, humorous
Consonance
Conflict
Diction
Comedy
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two successive lines of rhyming verse/poetry
Couplet
Blank Verse
Atmosphere
Denotation
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the concluding section of a work
The End
Climax
Epilogue
Ballad
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the repetition of a final consonant sound or sounds
Epilogue
Assonance
Alliteration
Consonance
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Define Allusion
a short, fictional prose or verse tale with a moral
the point of greatest tension of emotional intensity
indirect reference to a person,or theme found in other arts
a brief account of some interesting or entertaining incident
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a word’s literal and primary meaning; dictionary definition
Denotation
Close Reading
Anecdote
Diction
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Define Atmosphere
What you breathe
the general feeling created in the in the reader or audience
the concluding section of a work
the common and associated meaning of a word
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Define Character
the character pitted against the protagonist
How you act as a person
a figure in a literary work
group of people who sing and dance, commentating on the play
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Define Ballad
going of greatest tension or emotional intensity
a short fictional prose or verse tale with a specific moral
a long dramatic song
poem that recounts a story, generally some dramatic episode
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in Greek drama, a group of people who sang and danced, commenting on the action of a play
Climax
couplet
Chorus
Fable
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Define Antihero
protagonist in a work, doesn't show traditional hero quality
two successive lines of rhyming verse
a word's little and primary meaning
the character pitted against the protagonist
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Define Alliteration
in a Greek drama a group of people who sang and danced
broadly defined, any amusing and entertaining work
repetition of sounds in a sequence of words
general feeling created in the reader by a work